For children with cancer, RESPECT contributes to expanding knowledge on rehabilitation that can also facilitate rehabilitation of other children undergoing hospitalization for long-term illness.
In many cases, these interventions represent application of neuroscience knowledge to rehabilitation techniques.
The CopenHeartIE trial is part of the overall CopenHeart project, which is designed to develop evidence-based knowledge on rehabilitation among patients with complex cardiac conditions.
Therefore, concepts, strategies and measures are needed to improve the transfer of evidence-based knowledge into rehabilitation practice for the postoperative management of hip replacements.
Our study adds to previous knowledge about rehabilitation for persons with HD by documenting the potential for tensions and conflicts in groups.
In support of this suggestion, we compared KOOS data after ACL reconstruction with the clinical knowledge of rehabilitation phases following ACL reconstruction.
The CopenHeartSF trial is a part of the overall CopenHeart project, consisting of several randomised clinical trials (http://www.CopenHeart.org), designed to develop evidence-based knowledge of rehabilitation among patients with complex cardiac conditions.
A better knowledge of rehabilitation needs and changes in them after discharge from formal services will improve coordination of these services and develop other services to address needs that are not currently being met, in the aim of maintaining the population active in social roles.
Since soil characteristics are crucial for vegetation, these results could provide relevant knowledge to landscape rehabilitation and recovering the function of soil and water conservation ecological services in project areas during the urbanisation construction process.
Shared knowledge of current rehabilitation practice, as it relates to reconstructive surgery, can expand treatment options communicated to patients, increase the availability of postoperative muscle reeducation programs, and motivate long-term follow-up assessments.
